Blue Moon

Indeed. There is a huge job to be done at our club. Change hasn't come a day too soon. I think we will see a much more professional approach now and remain optimistic that things will come good.

I wouldn't be too hard on these young players because I think the situation they were in would do nothing to help their development. I admit to being very disappointed at their lack of progress but remain open minded and will wait and see if a better management team can produce results with at least with some of them.

How moving. What a beautiful service and hats off to all those who attended.

It is the Rangers Family. I need say no more.

I wonder how many people can still get into their old tops

Let's hope it is the latter. Also I did mine online first and so will many others.

Renewed. Not without some difficulty caused by admin errors. It took the best part of the morning to sort out other half's. Took over 3 hours to get through to the ticket office but it is all sorted now.

The worm that is English has well and truly turned. I always thought he wasn't a friend of ours although many thought he was fair. He has certainly made his feelings plain since the new board took over and doesn't have a good word to say about us. I would say he is hurting that we are moving forward and is showing his true colours.

If I could, I would go. I sincerely hope some Rangers fans and people from his regiment give him a fitting send off.

As soon as the old board were gone we bought the quarter season tickets with the intention of getting in early with the chance of good seats. We could only make one game due to holidays but we have cracking seats in the main stand, so for us it was worth it.

We will be renewing in the morning.

Yes, but we are starting the climb back up!

Comes across a very thoughtful, level headed young man.

Definitely a new keeper required.

These figures are quite astonishing. Hope the season ticket sales are too.

I am delighted by this news. He is a future Rangers captain. Welcome back, Danny

I am getting quite emotional. Probably mainly because I have been out in Glasgow today but also because it is Fathers Day and I miss him so much. My wonderful Dad took me to Ibrox when I was 13 or 14. I wish I could remember exactly! I used to watch football on TV with him and begged him to take me to Ibrox with him time and time again. He was reluctant to take me because it really was a man's pursuit in those days but he capitulated eventually, finding it hard to say "no" to his daughters. I remember we played Hearts and I think we may have lost but I was immediately entranced and captivated by the whole experience. I dreamt, what seemed like all night, about the spectacle of the pitch with the floodlights on it, the crowd, the atmosphere, the excitement and was hooked for ever. To this day, Rangers remain one of the great loves of my life

Great post, D'Art.

We will miss the first match as well. Hope it is moved to the Sunday

Wonder how GS voted

I am so happy watching all these interviews. We have much to look forward to after so much angst. Bring it on.

Delighted to hear this news but will be even more so when it is officially confirmed. This is an opportunity to move away from the negative, turgid stuff we've been subjected to for too long. I was renewing anyway, but I just hope it will tempt others to do so too. I certainly feel more optimistic than I have done for a number of years that we will see fast, free flowing football.

I hope the McInnes story isn't true.

For me it is a no brainer. I didn't renew last year but I sure will this year. I hope they get the right manager in but one thing is for sure, it can't be any worse than what we've been subjected to over the last umpteen years. If you want to see an improved Rangers then back the team. To wait and see will only see us stagnate.

Rangers will be contracted to advertise the shirt, that's all.